Feds Say Marketplace Will Expose Bad Colleges, But States Find It’s Not So Easy

Many states have come up with tools to help college students find out information about future earnings and debt, but they often rely on partial data that can limit their usefulness.

‘The Truth Will Come Out’ in Fisticuffs Incident at City Hall

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Why States Worry That 'Association Health Plans' Will Be Magnets for Scam Artists

Some insurance regulators agitate for power to regulate plans to ensure consumers are protected.

To Curb Rising Health Insurance Costs, Some States Try 'Reinsurance Pools'

In its first year, Minnesota's reinsurance pool has performed even better than expected.

Mayor Has His Office Trained to Respond to Drug Overdoses

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The CHIP Reauthorization Saga Is Over But the Damage Has Already Been Done

State officials aren’t likely to forget this episode of Congressional paralysis—and the precedent it set—any time soon.

Highlighting Minnesota Government’s IT Innovations

A new awards program in the Land of 10,000 Lakes selected these four winners.

How Operational Intelligence Is Saving One County Time and Money on Troubleshooting

An IT operations use case has spawned a security use case as well in Hennepin County, and they’re not alone.

Minnesota Health Commissioner: CHIP Failure Calls Reliability of Federal ‘Partners’ Into Question

“We rely on a functioning federal partner ... and when our federal partners don’t perform the basic functions necessary for us to continue to operate these programs for the benefit of people, there’s consequences to that.”

Time Is Running Out for the 370,000 Pregnant Women Who Get Health Care Through CHIP

In Minnesota, officials would be forced to choose between terminating care for expectant mothers and breaking federal law should Congress let Children's Health Insurance Program funding expire.

How One Minnesota City Streamlined Its Web Content Strategy

St. Louis Park’s new site understands residents seek transactional government.

Judge Orders Mayor to Turn In City’s Past-Due Budget

Critics say that, unless the $1.4 billion fiscal plan in Minneapolis is turned in soon, there won’t be enough time to review it before public hearings begin next month.

It’s Been 10 Years Since the Deadly I-35W Bridge Collapse in Minneapolis

But “almost nothing has been done in this country to keep it from happening again,” according to former Mayor R.T. Ryback.

Minnesota Officials Face Baffled Fury Among Walleye Anglers. Again.

Fishing enthusiasts continue to seethe with anger at the state as it seeks new solutions to a tricky problem.

Minneapolis Police Chief Resigns Over Shooting

The resignation, prompted by the unexpected killing of a 911 caller, was perhaps years in the making.

25 Boats Full of Angry Walleye Protesters Surround Minnesota Governor During Lake Outing

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Dumped-Upon Minnesota City Deploys Its Snow Equipment in June

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At the Epicenter of Minnesota’s Ongoing Measles Outbreak

How health officials in Hennepin County are tailoring their efforts to suit the cultural and religious needs of the Somali-American community that’s most affected.

Minnesota Health Officials Battle Anti-Vaccine Sentiments Amid Measles Outbreak

After years of anti-vaccination outreach, the immunization rate for Somali children in Minnesota is shockingly low.

Local Police Department’s Tweet About ‘Undercover 420 Operations’ Goes Viral

Police in Wyoming, Minnesota had some fun on social media on April 20, a celebratory day for marijuana enthusiasts.

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